PostStopSoundEvent

The PostStopSoundEvent is a custom event in the Bukkit API that is triggered after a sound has been stopped. This event provides information about the sound that was stopped, whether it was sent to all players, and the socket ID associated with the event.

Class Structure

Field	Type	Description
soundName	String	The name of the sound that was stopped.
sendToAll	Boolean	Indicates whether the sound was sent to all players.
socketID	String?	The socket ID associated with the event. This could be null.

Example Usage

Here is an example of how to listen to this event using the Bukkit event API:

import ir.taher7.melodymine.api.events.PostStopSoundEvent;
import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler;
import org.bukkit.event.Listener;

public class ExampleListener implements Listener {

    @EventHandler
    public void onPostStopSound(PostStopSoundEvent event) {
        String soundName = event.getSoundName();
        boolean sendToAll = event.isSendToAll();
        String socketID = event.getSocketID();

        System.out.println("Sound " + soundName + " has been stopped.");
        System.out.println("Was the sound sent to all players? " + (sendToAll ? "Yes" : "No"));
        System.out.println("The associated socket ID is: " + socketID);
    }
}

Remember to register your listener in your plugin's onEnable() method to ensure that it listens to the PostStopSoundEvent.

In the above example, we're implementing the Listener interface and defining an onPostStopSound method annotated with @EventHandler. This method will be called whenever a PostStopSoundEvent is triggered. Inside this method, we're retrieving the sound name, whether the sound was sent to all players, and the socket ID from the event, and then printing these details to the console.